Maybe a seed like this was already posted, but this seed has LOTS OF CLAY! Right at the spawn is a lake filled with clay. I was able to extract this much clay from just a few minutes of digging. Hope it helps out!
P.S. Yes. The quality is bad. Rushed to get this out there quickly.
Well, I guess calling it a spiritual successor is saying a lot, but the way I meant it was that it doesn't have to BE the same to FEEL the same. If you want to play it like some crazy survival action game or a building game you can, but I feel it's hard to deny the shear happiness and joy you can get out of wasting many hours into both titles.
So I guess it's my fault for not explaining that I wasn't comparing gameplay directly, but it's still nice to see that most of the replies are just flaming me for my personal analogy.
Long, seemingly-arbitrary story to follow. Skip to the last paragraph if you don't feel like reading...
Back when people just started uploading Minecraft content, I was Immediately intrigued by how unique and unexpected it was. Like everybody else, I kept looking up videos and people started growing and eventually picked up steam. I had watched it grow from some random thing into a success. I read and saw all these interesting stories from all types of people saying different things, both good and bad, and kept following to see for myself.
I played the free web browser demo and pirated it and found out it couldn't run on my laptop and decided to give up trying to play it. But just because I couldn't play it didn't mean I couldn't experience it so I kept watching it frequently. It was at that time I gave up watching things like CoD commentaries and ended up with a large chunk of my subscriptions being Minecraft related.
Then it was announced at E3 that it was coming to Xbox 360. I was so exited to finally be able to survive in, explore, and evolve my own world and experience things like getting blown up by creepers and finding my first batch of diamonds. I waited eagerly...
Once I got it and finished the turorial, I made my own world and finally started my first world. Since I had watch so much Minecraft before I already knew the basics. So I started gathering materials and set up my house on top of this hill close to spawn. After the first night, I started deforesting, eagerly contemplating my next course of action while referencing my huge collection of Minecraft videos I had watched. All was well.
But, eventually, I started to slowly realize that I was constantly getting bored of what I was doing and kept switching between multiple tasks. I had started to wonder, almost worry if this game had the longevity and praise everybody made it out to be to keep me interested, like much of the criticism claims. But once my friend finally got it, we started playing together. He was mostly just building random large-scale structures while I was collecting materials and exploring.
We had both started talking about the worries we had with the game and we both felt Minecraft was a little overrated and not as legendary or revolutionary as people made it out to be, but was a simple, fun, almost therapeutic break from the ordinary and, somehow, managed to keep you wanting to come back for more. After this discussion we went silent and kept busy. While chopping down a tree I was listening to the calm, relaxing music and thought to myself, "Man, this music really reminds of the early morning music in Animal Cross..." It was at that moment when a rush of euphoria, an explosion of nostalgia, like a light bulb flickering on, when I had finally come to a realization about all of my feelings, thoughts, and criticism about Minecraft:
MINECRAFT = ANIMAL CROSSING!
Everything about it instantly started connecting. Everything from the music, the mediocre, yet charming visuals, the fun of multiplayer, the sense of accomplishment, the stories and memories formed, the stress-free and happy feelings you get when playing it, the idea of no goal or objective, the different type of people from all age groups that play it, even the mundane activities of chopping down trees, gardening, and fishing.
Other than the survival and combat aspects, This game is everything good and bad about Animal Crossing and I love them. I get the same amount of enjoyment out of both titles and get excited when updates to both titles get announced. I tell all my friends this and they all agree with my analogy. I was always amazed how nobody else seems to think this and felt like asking around on these forums:
Is Minecraft like a spiritual successor to Animal Crossing or is that not an accurate analogy?
EDIT: Just to clear things up: I don't mean similar in gameplay. Try not comparing the gameplay directly, just the aspect of simplicity or joy you get out of putting time into these titles.
I tell people all the time that Animal Crossing and Minecraft are practically the same game. Saw some of those video reviews and was blown away by nostalgia. These game coexist with each other and are both amazing games to play to relax. This texture pack might as well be the game's default textures. Thanks for working on it!
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Maybe a seed like this was already posted, but this seed has LOTS OF CLAY! Right at the spawn is a lake filled with clay. I was able to extract this much clay from just a few minutes of digging. Hope it helps out!
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So I guess it's my fault for not explaining that I wasn't comparing gameplay directly, but it's still nice to see that most of the replies are just flaming me for my personal analogy.
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Back when people just started uploading Minecraft content, I was Immediately intrigued by how unique and unexpected it was. Like everybody else, I kept looking up videos and people started growing and eventually picked up steam. I had watched it grow from some random thing into a success. I read and saw all these interesting stories from all types of people saying different things, both good and bad, and kept following to see for myself.
I played the free web browser demo and pirated it and found out it couldn't run on my laptop and decided to give up trying to play it. But just because I couldn't play it didn't mean I couldn't experience it so I kept watching it frequently. It was at that time I gave up watching things like CoD commentaries and ended up with a large chunk of my subscriptions being Minecraft related.
Then it was announced at E3 that it was coming to Xbox 360. I was so exited to finally be able to survive in, explore, and evolve my own world and experience things like getting blown up by creepers and finding my first batch of diamonds. I waited eagerly...
Once I got it and finished the turorial, I made my own world and finally started my first world. Since I had watch so much Minecraft before I already knew the basics. So I started gathering materials and set up my house on top of this hill close to spawn. After the first night, I started deforesting, eagerly contemplating my next course of action while referencing my huge collection of Minecraft videos I had watched. All was well.
But, eventually, I started to slowly realize that I was constantly getting bored of what I was doing and kept switching between multiple tasks. I had started to wonder, almost worry if this game had the longevity and praise everybody made it out to be to keep me interested, like much of the criticism claims. But once my friend finally got it, we started playing together. He was mostly just building random large-scale structures while I was collecting materials and exploring.
We had both started talking about the worries we had with the game and we both felt Minecraft was a little overrated and not as legendary or revolutionary as people made it out to be, but was a simple, fun, almost therapeutic break from the ordinary and, somehow, managed to keep you wanting to come back for more. After this discussion we went silent and kept busy. While chopping down a tree I was listening to the calm, relaxing music and thought to myself, "Man, this music really reminds of the early morning music in Animal Cross..." It was at that moment when a rush of euphoria, an explosion of nostalgia, like a light bulb flickering on, when I had finally come to a realization about all of my feelings, thoughts, and criticism about Minecraft:
MINECRAFT = ANIMAL CROSSING!
Everything about it instantly started connecting. Everything from the music, the mediocre, yet charming visuals, the fun of multiplayer, the sense of accomplishment, the stories and memories formed, the stress-free and happy feelings you get when playing it, the idea of no goal or objective, the different type of people from all age groups that play it, even the mundane activities of chopping down trees, gardening, and fishing.
Other than the survival and combat aspects, This game is everything good and bad about Animal Crossing and I love them. I get the same amount of enjoyment out of both titles and get excited when updates to both titles get announced. I tell all my friends this and they all agree with my analogy. I was always amazed how nobody else seems to think this and felt like asking around on these forums:
Is Minecraft like a spiritual successor to Animal Crossing or is that not an accurate analogy?
EDIT: Just to clear things up: I don't mean similar in gameplay. Try not comparing the gameplay directly, just the aspect of simplicity or joy you get out of putting time into these titles.
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